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THE WEBSITE OF UNKNOWING is devoted to Christian mysticism, interfaith spirituality, Celtic wisdom, emergent theology, and assorted other topics. Click on the tabs above to explore all that this website has to offer.

Blogger Carl McColman (that's me) is the author of several books including The Aspiring Mystic and 366 Celt.
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Mysticism Book Group

Christian Classics Ethereal Library is sponsoring an online mysticism book group called Mysticism: Theory and History, facilitated by Carl McColman.

Participants of this book discussion group will be unpacking the great tradition of Christian mystical wisdom: understanding its history, looking at how it developed, and identifying the key themes and teachings. We will do this by getting to know the Great Mystics of the past, by reading the words of the mystics themselves and prayerfully reflecting on their wisdom. We started in May 2008 with Julian of Norwich's classic text, Revelations of Divine Love. New members are welcome to join at any time.

To join the book group, click here. If you haven't done so already, you'll need to register a free user account with CCEL.
What others say...

"www.anamchara.com is a beautiful site that lists books and web sites introducing all aspects of Christian mysticism."
— Abbot Christopher Jamison, host of "The Monastery" on the BBC
"One of the best spiritual blogs around"
— John Skinner, author of Hear Our Silence and translator of Julian of Norwich's Revelation of Love
"Recommended website"
— Steven Sadler, author of Looking for God: A Seeker's Guide to Religious and Spiritual Groups of the World
"Thanks, Carl, for your fine and much needed work."
— Richard Rohr, author of Everything Belongs: The Gift of Contemplative Prayer
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Atlanta Julian Meeting

If you live in, or are visiting, Atlanta, I hope you'll come to the Julian Meeting.
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Carl McColman
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Clarkston, GA 30021
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When in Atlanta, be sure to visit the Abbey Store located at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit. Or follow this link to shop online: www.abbeystore.com. Not only does the Abbey Store carry many of the books featured on this website, but it's also the source of the world's best fruitcake and fudge (made by the monks), as well as many other delicious food items and inspiring religious items.
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